Park Ridge High School - Hoot Yearbook (Park Ridge, NJ)

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Editorial N the past few years we have found the world in which we live to be increasingly progressive. Experimentation and scientific research have made discoveries and inventions never dreamed of heretofore. The world is becoming what we term mod- ern, and it is into this progressive, industrious-in a word, modern world, that each member of our class will enter. Each will have his place in the development of the world and the ever-changing times. As a group we are doing our part towards this modern advancement even before leaving our high school. We have made a great change in our year book, The Hoot. This, we think, is an advancement, because the classes before us have adhered to one type for their year books. Throughout our book we have tried to reflect the activity and progress so characteristic of these times in which we are living. By means of the Candid Camera we have tried to catch the different groups which comprise our school while they were enjoying their respective activities. These candid pictures have been made possible through the efforts and cooperation of the student body and the faculty. We think they are very characteristic of the speed and action of the world at large today. It is our sincere hope that the classes which come after us will follow out our idea of keeping The Hoot in close unison with the fast-moving times and will remember the class of 1936 as the originator of this new idea here in our Park Ridge High School. .-.-. . , A ,-. ,, A , , ,.,g,. ,,..,,,.

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Taculty MRS. MISS MRS. MRS. MRS. Miss MRS. Miss Miss MILDRIQD W. SAVAGE jANRT E. NICLEAN DOTOTHY STALTER EDITH H. VIZNUSTI EMMA K. BROCKLEBANK RUTH B. HEALEY RUTH PAGE EVELYN ANDERSON EVFLYN LYNCH MR. ERNEST DIEROSA MR. DEAN F. HALL DR. JOHN C. WARE MRS. MAY E. HALLETT High Sflmol Prinripal

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